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It’s become a Christmas tradition, an annual homecoming that keeps growing in size and generosity.

Little progress has seemingly been made between the two sides involved in a labour dispute that has had Northern Ontario School of Medicine workers on the picket lines for five days now.

Another member of Thunder Bay city council has filed nomination papers to run in this October's municipal election. Coun.

There appears to be some confusion going on between the two sides of a strike at the Northern Ontario School of Medicine.

OPP in Ignace have cordoned off an area near Kay Lake after the apparent discovery of a body there.

Police laid charges in connection with a fatal collision back in the spring involving a pedestrian and a transport truck along the Thunder Bay Expressway. The incident took place March 1 at the John Street intersection.

William Ikola has always loved being in the water, so for his 86th birthday the Thunder Bay man took a swim across Boulevard Lake.

MPP Bill Mauro says he’s met with opponents of Horizon Wind’s proposed turbine farm slated for the Nor’Wester Mountain Range, but when push comes to shove, it’s the city’s decision whether or not to let the project go ahead.

A south side resident says she found the largest stash of dirty needles she has ever found near her home while cleaning her neighbourhood Wednesday.

Nishnawbe-Aski Nation Grand Chief Stan Beardy on Thursday said he’s disappointment Premier Dalton McGuinty’s cabinet shuffle didn’t include a standalone Aboriginal Affairs minister.